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Mass-dependent multiplicity fraction in low mass stars revealed by Gaia astrometry
Stellar multiplicity at different orbital periods is probed by different techniques: radial velocities at the shortest periods, direct imaging at the longest, and astrometry in between. Gaia DR3 provides unprecedented astrometric information to constrain binary populations with periods of tens to th
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